Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-02
News Notes.

L. riaherty was hned SIO0 by Justic
Austin yesterday, for assaulting an Of
ficer.
Willie Eldriage, who was arrested TO
peddling without license, was release,
yesterday.
The City Tax Collector reports tn,
collection of S9739 30 for licenses durin.
February.
The County Clerk reports receipts O
Sl2lS.70 for February, against slls4 4(
In the same month OF 1886.
j. Mace was fined twenty-five dollar.
yesterday for keeping a saloon and sell
ing liquors without license.
Tom Long, a Celestial, was arrested
last evening by Officer Madden for stea'
ing bottle of wine from a house on ths
cerner OF Alameda and Comm ercia
streets.
The case of Wright vs.. the Long
Beach Land and Water Company has
come to an end. The defendants plea
Tor non.suit was granted yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon was the time set
for taking the testimony in the contss,
OF MIR. Lynch against G eneral vandev YER.
put owing to engagements OF ths attor-
neys the case was again postponed.
Sheriff Kays announces that hereafter
visitors will be admitted to the county
jail only on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and 4 p. NJ. Religious services will be
held each Sunday from IL M. to l 80 P. M
The funeral of Bcuce Marshall, son
OF Frank A. and Mary s. Gibson, whose
death was announced in yesterdays
HERALD, will take place this after noou
at o'clock, and will be private except
to those who knew and loved little
Bruce.
A large number of friends on Monday
night went to the residence of Rev. w.
A. knighten, pastor of Grace NJ. E.
Church. and took possession of the
house. Although surprised, Mr..
knighten was not displeased, as o de-
lishtful evening was spent.
For some time past complaints have
been made that some man had been ex.
hiblting his person to little children, but
all the efforts to catch him were unsuc.
cessfnl, until yesterday Officers Tyler
and Rlel caught j. Hutton in the act on
Hoif street, East Los Angeles. Hutton
was admitted to bail iu SlOO
}. ?. McGaughey. Of Minneapolis,
Minn., Secretary of the General
Cooperative Board. Knights of Labor,
arrived in the city yesterday. Mr..
McGaughey is sent out by the Executive e
Board Knights of Labor as a lecturer.
and will remain in this city for several
days.
Mr.. Casper Sanger, the Milwaukee
millionaire and silver producer of Calico,
has arrived at that place for the purpose
of erecting sixty-stamp mill. With
his King mine, Waterloo and her
mines, he finds that his twenty. stamp
mill is not able to work half the ore that
can be produced from his mines.
E. W. Myers, the negro saloonist who
was robbed by John Banks short
time ago, offered reward of $50 for
Banks arrest. Deputy Sheriff Smythe,
of ADaheim, caught Banks, and yester-
day Myers paid the reward. This is
said to be the first case on record where
reward was paid without kicking.
Coroner Meredith received telegram
from Santa Ana last night advising him
that tie body of a man had been dis.
covered at point fifteen miles south of
there, on which an inquest will have to
be held. No particulars were given.
The Coroner will leave this morning for
the place where the body. was dis
covered.
John An1reson, one Of the solid men
of San Bernardino, is in the city and
may be found at the st. Elmo. He is
one of the capitalists in the new hot Il
now being built there and one of the
original stock holders in the Daily
Courier. He is rich aud fortunate in
every enterprise and e0tertains his
friends in sumptuous maf6er.
Mr.. d. Bahten, one of the most
skilled mining men and miller of ores,
who formerly milled the ores and super.
intended the miues of the Gro Grande
Company, at Calico, is at the ST. Elmo.
Professor Bahten has opened q great
mine OF gold and silver at Providence
Mountain, and set up mill He will
soon appear as millionaire aud, Of
course, settle in Los Angeles.
The Pomona and Los Angeles clubs
will play game of baseball on the
Sixth.street grounds Sunday next at 2
P. NJ. The Pomonl's pitcher and catcher
are now under contract with eastern
clubs and will start East about March
20;h. Graves, the catcher, is excellent,
and supported by the players they now
have the Pomonas will certainly give
the "boys" close game, with about an
even chance of winning. De Soto will
pitch part of the game for the Pomonas.
PERSONAL Mention.